Six pages? One of the great things about vape videos is the complete absence of a requirement to watch them. Even if there are 10,000 vape videos on YouTube, 9,900 of which are of poor production quality and lacking in any objectivity, they do not prevent me from vaping. They can be posted there and my day to day routine is completely unaffected. Which really makes it difficult to get how 6 pages of posts was sustained on the topic.
YouTube is the video equivalent of personal blogs. Not to knock any blogger but the vast majority are either poorly or flat out unreadable, or filled with material of questionable reliability. The good news? No one forces me to read them either.
I like YouTube for for instructional video. It's easier for me to see how to build a coil than read a description (even with still photos). Spinning those fancy coils is complicated for me and I need all the help I can find. A video of assembly and wicking of some tanks is also great, especially when there is no instruction from the manufacturer as to which of the twenty o rings supplied go where.
As for reviews, well, to me you can pretty much tell in the first 5 minutes of one, you're going to want to throw a trashcan through your monitor or not, and whether the opinion offered will have redeeming feature. As it's frequently one or both of the above. I simply stop and move on. I don't want to keep replacing monitors I break because someone blows a giant cloud of vapor then coughs up pieces of lung while mumbling "wow! great vape!".